Essays on Human Body

It is recommended that an average person gets approximately 8 hours of sleep every night to ensure the body and brain recover from the previous day and remains healthy. However, it is reported that students are getting far less than the recommended amount at about…

Human nature consists of eating, breathing, talking, and sleeping. Some of those things we tend to take for granted, such as sleeping. Our lives tend to be quite busy and because of this we make sleep a low priority. But believe it or not, about…

Softsoap, Dial, Mrs. Meyers, and so many others, are all hand soap companies most of us recognize or even know by name. What most people do not know, is all of the harmful, drying, and irritating chemicals that are used to make these soaps. Before…

Abstract Insulin is the hormone our pancreas produces to allow our cells to use and stockpile glucose we obtain from consuming food. With the of loss insulin our bodies would not be able to control blood sugar levels, making it necessary hormone for us to…

Sleep is a highly complex physiological process that accounts for approximately 40% of a child’s life by the age of 18 years[1]. Obtaining sufficient sleep has been reported to be important for multiple aspects of health and well-being in children[1][2]. Recently, the National Center for…

How Much Sleep Do I Need? Teens need about 8 to 10 hours of sleep each and every night. Unfortunately, many teens don’t get enough sleep. Not getting enough sleep a person needs can really affect your moods, mind, and actions. Why Don’t Teens Sleep?…

The impact of serials depend on the kind of shows people are watching. People’s opinion on this are different and depends on their perspective, as for some they are the main source of entertainment and for some they are nonsense. Like comedy shows have positive…

Sleep can be seen as a getaway, a natural opiate, or a time when there is peace within tranquility of mind. Whether one views sleep as a gateway to beautiful dreams or vivid terror; sleep is important in the survival of most species, and humans…

School’s always been called a “waking nightmare”, but has it ever been a sleeping nightmare? Admit it, you’ve woken up from a nightmare about that one (or two) freshman year class you absolutely bombed. It’s not just you. Nightmares can occur due to traumatic, stressful…

A systematic review of epidemiological studies and randomized controlled trials’, Ian Clark and Hans Peter Landolt reviewed multiple sources of data in an effort to enlighten their readers around the investigations and studies done on the correlation between both caffeine and sleep. This review acknowledged…